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Fedora Historical Schedules

This is a listing of historical schedules for Fedora releases.

Fedora Release

Fedora 14 (Codename: Laughlin)

• November 2nd, 2010 - Fedora 14 General Availability (Laughlin)
• October 21st, 2010 - Fedora 14 Preview release
• September 28th, 2010 - Fedora 14 Beta release
• August 24th, 2010 - Fedora 14 Alpha release

Fedora 13 (Codename: Goddard)

• May 25th, 2010 - Fedora 13 General Availability (Goddard)
• May 18th, 2010 - Fedora 13 Preview release
• April 13th, 2010 - Fedora 13 Beta release
• March 9th, 2010 - Fedora 13 Alpha release

Fedora 12 (Codename: Constantine)

• November 17th, 2009 - Fedora 12 General Availability (Constantine)
• November 4th, 2009 - Fedora 12 Preview release
• October 20th, 2009 - Fedora 12 Beta release
• August 25th, 2009 - Fedora 12 Alpha release

Fedora 11 (Codename: Leonidas)

• June 9th, 2009 - Fedora 11 General Availability (Leonidas)
• April 28th, 2009 - Fedora 11 Preview release
• March 31th, 2009 - Fedora 11 Beta release
• February 5th, 2009 - Fedora 11 Alpha release

Fedora 10 (Codename: Cambridge)

• November 25th, 2008 - Fedora 10 General Availability (Cambridge)
• November 4th, 2008 - Fedora 10 Preview release
• September 30th, 2008 - Fedora 10 Beta release
• August 5th, 2008 - Fedora 10 Alpha release

Fedora 9 (Codename: Sulphur)

• May 13th, 2008 - Fedora 9 General Availability (Sulphur)
• April 17th, 2008 - Fedora 9 Preview release
• March 25th, 2008 - Fedora 9 Beta release
• February 5th, 2008 - Fedora 9 Alpha release

Fedora 8 (Codename: Werewolf)

• November 8th, 2007 - Fedora 8 General Availability (Werewolf)
• October 4th, 2007 - Fedora 8 Test 3 (7.92)
• September 13th, 2007 - Fedora 8 Test 2 (7.91)
• August 7th, 2007 - Fedora 8 Test 1 (7.90)

Fedora 7 (Codename: Moonshine)

• May 31st 2007 - Fedora 7 General Availability (Moonshine)
• April 26th 2007 - Fedora 7 Test 4 (6.93)
• March 29th 2007 - Fedora 7 Test 3 (6.92)
• March 1st 2007 - Fedora 7 Test 2 (6.91)
• February 1st 2007 - Fedora 7 Test 1 (6.90)

Fedora Core 6 (Codename: Zod)

• October 24th 2006 - Fedora Core 6 General Availability (Zod)
• September 14th 2006 - Fedora Core 6 Test 3 (5.92)
• August 7th 2006 - Fedora Core 6 Test 2 (5.91)
• June 21st 2006 - Fedora Core 6 Test 1 (5.90)

Fedora Core 5 (Codename: Bordeaux)

• March 20th 2006 - Fedora Core 5 General Availability (Bordeaux)
• February 20th 2006 - Fedora Core 5 Test 3 (4.92)
• January 16th 2006 - Fedora Core 5 Test 2 (4.91)
• November 23rd 2005 - Fedora Core 5 Test 1 (4.90)

Fedora Core 4 (Codename: Stentz)

• June 13th 2005 - Fedora Core 4 General Availability (Stentz)
• May 10th 2005 - Fedora Core 4 Test 3 (3.92)
• April 11th 2005 - Fedora Core 4 Test 2 (3.91)
• March 15th 2005 - Fedora Core 4 Test 1 (3.90)

Fedora Core 3 (Codename: Heidelberg)

• November 8th 2004 - Fedora Core 3 General Availability (Heidelberg)
• October 11th 2004 - Fedora Core 3 Test 3 (2.92)
• September 20th 2004 - Fedora Core 3 Test 2 (2.91)
• July 13th 2004 - Fedora Core 3 Test 1 (2.90)

Fedora Core 2 (Codename: Tettnang)

• May 18th 2004 - Fedora Core 2 General Availability (Tettnang)
• April 27th 2004 - Fedora Core 2 Test 3 (1.92)
• March 29th 2004 - Fedora Core 2 Test 2 (1.91)
• February 12th 2004 - Fedora Core 2 Test 1 (1.90)

Fedora Core 1 (Codename: Yarrow)

• November 5th 2003 - Fedora Core 1 General Availability (Yarrow)
• October 13th 2003 - Fedora Core 1 Test 3 (0.95)
• September 25th 2003 - Fedora Core 1 Test 2 (0.94)
• July 21st 2003 - Red Hat Linux Beta 1 (Severn) / Fedora Core 1 Test 1 (0.93)

Later on, Red Hat Linux becomes Fedora Project. See the historical announcement.

History of Red Hat Linux (Pre-Fedora Period)

• History of Red Hat Linux

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